SS8H5- A- Ballews Causes of the Civil War

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Which of these are causes of the American Civil War? Slavery, States Rights, Nullification Controversy, Chiefs McIntosh, Ross, and Tomochichi, Headright system, Yazoo Land Fraud, The Charter of 1732, Siege of Savannah, Battle of Kettle Creek, &

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Slavery, States Rights, Nullification Controversy

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Which of these was where a state could reject or invalidate a federal law ( such as a tariff)  if that state believed that it was hurt by the Federal law : right to Intensify, right to nullify, right to demoralize, Bill of Rights?

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right to nullify

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Before the American Civil war, South Carolina believed that they had  _____________  ____________ to Nullify any federal law if it hurt the state.

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States Rights

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What were the two conditions Georgia had before agreeing to the Compromise of 1850?

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The Federal Government had to uphold the New Stronger Fugitive Slave Law & make sure Popular Sovereignty was allowed in new

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What do we call the agreement where Georgia supported the Compromise of 1850 which had a stronger Fugitive slave law and popular sovereignty in new territories?

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The Georgia Platform

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I was a slave that was allowed to live in free northern territory for several years. I believed that I should be free because of this fact.  Who am I?

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Dred scott

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What U.S. Supreme Court ruling is referred to by the statement: I was not a U.S. Citizen and that I had no right to sue in Court  and that slavery should be allowed anywhere in the nation.... 

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Dred Scott v/s Sanford

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I was elected as U.S. President in 1860-  I promised to Just "contain slavery where it existed..... South Carolina seceded from the union shortly afterwords. 

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Abraham Lincoln

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When Abraham Lincoln was elected President of the U.S. in the election of 1860.... what did South Carolina and 10 other states decide to do?

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They Seceded ( left ) the Union

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What do we call the state convention (meeting) where Georgia debated whether to secede or not?

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Georgia's debate over secession